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•Badoura State Forest is located 10 miles south of Akeley on Hwy 64.
•It near the Badoura State Forest Nursery, that was founded in 1931.
•The forest has large marshy areas intermixed with conifers (mainly jack pine). The 4,400 acres of state-owned land in this 15,360 acre forest offers many birding and hunting opportunities including the Crow Wing Chain WMA which is located just southeast of the state forest.
Badoura State Forest surrounds the Badoura State Forest Nursery, which consists of approximately 300 acres, with 140 acres under cultivation. Almost 50 million trees are growing at the nursery. Species produced include red pine, jack pine, white pine, white spruce, black spruce, black walnut, green ash, red oak, silver maple, and wild plum. The public is welcome to take a tour of nursery; call 218-652-2385.
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RECREATION Dispersed Camping Hunting |
TRAILS Hiking
Spring temporarily trail and road closers are now in affect due to wet conditions. Signs will be posted at entry points and parking lots. The closures include all unmarked roads and trails, unless specifically listed. |
SPECIAL FEATURES IN STATE FOREST |
